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Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-25
Dry Goods.

CorroN FLANNELs-lo per cent trade dis
count-LL, 6Ac: &C, ne; SIS, s4c;
Nameless; 5]fc; No; 5, &c; EE, 9.4c; GG,
lsc; X, 2Oc; No. 10, size; 40, 1O11c; 10, l21lc;
so, l5c: 30, coored, 1Oc; 80, coored, lee !;
7o, cclored, he; Bristol, l319c; Union Pa
citic, 1Sc.
CARPET wARr-Bibb white, ls}ac; COL
ored, 2013c.
BATTs-Standard, Sc; Gem. lie; Beauty,
1213c Boone, lac; B, cased, $6. so.
PRINTs-SoILD COLoRs--Atlanta, SIC;
Slater, 5c Berlin Oil, 6l9c; Garner Oil, 69
&c, PINK AND RopEs-Rchmond &c; Alien
&c; Riverpoint &c; Steel River &c; Rich
ington &c; Century Indigo blue prints, 1Oc {;
American 6llc; Arnold 631c; Arnold b lie !;
Arnold A pc; Arnold Goldscal l0l5c DRESS !;
Charter Oak, 4l3c; Ramapo 324c; Lodi 40;
Allen 5l9c; Richmond 5Igc; Windsor &c;
Eddystone &c; Pacific DC.
GINGHAM-Plunkett checks, re: Whit
tenton, 74c; York, re; Normandi Dress,
Sl3c; Calcutta Dress, size; Whittenton Dress,
Sc; Renfrew Dress, 9@l2l9c.
CAMBRIcs-Slater, 419c: Woods, NC; Stan
dard, 4l3c: Peacock, 414c.
CORSET JEANs-Androscogin re; Kear-
sage, re: Rockport, 6l4c; COnestoga, 61ic.
TICKs-Lewston, 30 in, l2l6c Lewiston,
32 in, 1312c; York, 3o in, lac; Swift River,
nc; Thorndike o o, Sl4c; Thorndike f F.,
sac; Thorndike l20, 9l3c; Thorndkc xxx,
DENIMs-Amoskeag o., l6c; Everett I
OF, lSc; York or, l3c: Haymaker SIC;
Jaffrey Xxx. ll12c: Jaffrey xxx, l2l!c;
Beaver Creek, AA, l2c; Beaver Creek BIB,
lie; Beaver Creek &C, lOc.
KENTUCKY JEANs-Memorial l5c: Canton
1Sc; Durham 2712c; Hercules lSc: Leaning
ton 22lac; Cottswold 25c.
CRAsH-Stevens' b, &c; bleached, &c; Ste
yy yens' A, nc; bleached, ss14c; Stevens p,
bleached, l018c; Stevens S X Z. l216c.
neutrality-suspicious. oil cloth, $2S5:
plain Holland SIC to &c; Dado Holland l216c
-Plaid-Raftsman 32c; Goshen
&l9c; Clear Lake 321Gc: Maple City 36l3
White-G Fl. No. 2, q, 2lc; G. H. No. |, a
2114c; b. H. No. 2, "a, 22I[c; b. II. No. !, "a
3Oc; Quechee No. !, u, 42c; Quechee No 9, u
3114c; .Quechee No, 8, u, 3213c; Anawar
IS'sc; WINDSOR 229c. Redo, "A inch, l514c
Z, q inch, 2lc: GG, "A inch, 1Sc; II. A, f.
CoMFoRTERscs6 6Od35 co. >'' ~
@SOO.
BLEAcuED HEErING-Berkely cambric
No 90, sl4c; Best Yet, "A, 6Lc; butter cloti
90, 4I4c; Cabot, nc; Farwell, Sc; fruit o.
Loom, sAc; Greene G, &c; Hope, nc; Kinl
Phillip cambric, lie; Lonsdale, ll4c; Ions
dale, SIC; New York mills, 1910; Pepperell
~ inch, 1OlSc; Pepperell, 46 inch, 1l1fc; Pep
perell "a, l5c; Pepperell, 50, lSc: Peppereil
"a, aOc; Pepperell, 1914, 22lfc; Canton, ~
s1+c; Canton, A., 9l1c; Triumph, &c; Wam
sutta, lie; Valley, Sc.
brown SHEETISG-Atlantic A, ~, TIC;
Bantic II, ~, &c; Atlantic d, -, 61<c; AT
= laatc J., ~ 5Aci Aurora LII, ~, 5Xc; Au
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-25
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Saturday, Oct. 20.
Cattle.

oCl.
Cattle.
The receipts were LIBERAL there being 100
cars OF fresh receipts on the market. There
was some inquiry for good corn-fed native
steers, but the supply was light the bulk of
the receipts being rangers. The few corn
fed cattle that did change hands went at
about steady prices. A few western cattle
sold as feeders but the market was not active.
Several punches of stock cattle. both year
lings and 2ycar-old were sold by the head.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-25
Yesterdays QUOTATIONS..

MoNEY-On call easy at 3014 per cent,
closed offered at 1 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER - Gas per
cent.
STERLING ExcHANGE-Dull, but firm at
s+.sl for sixty day bills, and a 4s54 for de-
mand.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-25
Sheep.
There was very little doing in the malke
Official Receipts.
Prevailing Prices.

Showing the prevailing prices paid for live
stock on this market:
Choice steers, 1900 to 1900 MS. 4. 25te4.65
Choice steers 100 to 1900 lbs. ..... 4.0O0d4 %
Fat little steers 900 to 1850 lbs. e. 3.75Gl3s5
Corn-fed range steers, 1900 to 1900 3.S5,t4.30
Good to choice corn fed cows. ..... 2.50(d3. 90
Common to medium cows. ........ 1.5Otr2. 90
Good to choice bulls. 1.50(d2 2. 90
Good range feeders. ............... 2.25d2.50
Good native feeders, 900 lbs and up
wards. ..................... 275a2.S5
Fair to medium native feeders 900
lbs and upwards rds.............2 2.50Cd2 Is
Stockers, 400 to 700 TBS 2.O0,p2. 40
Prime fat sheep ep............... 3.250t3 80
Fair to medium sheep. ...........2 2.50(d300
Common sheep. ..................1 1.50tG225
Light and medium hogs .......... 4.20Cd4.25
Good to choice heavy hogs ....... 4.25td4.35
Good to choice mixed hogs ....... 4.20td4 30
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-25

Inch Grooved Roofing, S1.0O per Nj more
than l2imch stock boards same length.
SHINGLES, LATB.
NX clear. $40 Extra *Ak 81. 90
"a Standard. -. 2.75 "a II b Il b.. 255
in. clear, No. /. 1.50 Lath. ........... 2.65
POSTS.
White cedar, in, rs, 12c; 9 in. qrs., lie; ;
in. qrs., lOc; in. round, lac; Tennessee
Red Cedar, split, 15c; Split Oak, l2c.
LIME, ETC.
Quincy white lime (best), 90c; Akron ce-
ment, sl.75; hair, 30c; plaster, s. 15 tar board,
$l.75; sash, 40c per Ct; doors, 40c per ct. !;
blinds, 40c per ct; mouldidgs, 40c per ct. !;
tar felt, per cwt., f2.75, straw board. Sl75.
pIS
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-25


st. Louis, Oct. 24.-Wheat-Dull, but firm;
cash, 7l3sm12l3c; December, 72Gc.
Corn-Dull cash, 4014c; December, 471c.
Oats-Dull; cash, 24la@25c; November,
244c.
Pork-sl3OO
Lard-s62O.
Whisky-$l.05.
Butter-Quiet; creamery, 23@26c; dairy,
160121c.
Afternoon Board-wheat, strong; Novcm-
ber, 71Xc bid December, 73lsc; May, soc.
Corn, dull but firm. Oats, nothing done.
Milwaukee, Oct 4.-Wheat--Steady;
cash, roc; November, 704c; May, 7S4c.
Corn-Quiet; No. 3, 4Oc.
Oats-Steady; No. white, CSC.
Rye-Firm; No. !, Sic.
Barley-Lower; No. 2, Csc.
Provisons-Quiet; pork, October, $1,000
14OO.
Minneapolis. Oct. 24-Wheat- Steady
and firm; good demand for track wheat; No.
l hard, in store, October and November,
7o11e; December, T4c; May, T24e; No; 1
ern, October and November, 64c; Decem-
ber, 6519c; May, 7OAc. On track No.
hard, 72l9c; No l northern, 6S14c; No. 2
northern, 65@66c.
Flour-Firm; patents, $415@4.o5; bakers,
g. 25(d3.5O.
Receipts-Wheat, 443,O 600 bu.
Shipments--Wheat, $1,000 bu; -four, $4,000
bbls.
In Store-Wheat, 2,97665o bu; at ST. Paul,
11O,0 600 bu.
Cincinnati, Oct 4.--Wheat-Steady;N No.
2 red, 74c.
Corn-Dull; No Q mixed, 44c
Oats-Easicr; No. mixed, CSC
Rye-Easier; No, 2, soc.
Pork-Dull ut $3.50
Lard--Steady; prime steam, s6.20.
Whisky-F'irm at Sl.O5
New Orleans, Oct. A.--Corn - Quiet
mixed, 55@ soc; white and yellow, SIC.
Oats-Strong and higher; No. p 34(d35c
Cornmeal-Quiet but steady at s2.32L@
235.
Hog Products,-Dull. weak and lower;
| pork, $l3,75; lard, 1913
Bulk kMeats-Shoulders, $50; long clear
and clear rib, 500.
Liverpool, Oct. 24.-Wheat-Firm and
| demand fair; holders offer moderately.
Corn-Sstcady and demand firm.
New York, Oct. 24.-Wheat-Receipts
162, 900; EXPORTS H. 600; spot, 14G1I5c lower,
| but moderately active options declined u @a6c
| early, and after few feeble reactions closed
steady at about the lowest; ungraded red, 81
red, s3(Gs3I4c in elevator, S44@s4s1c de-
| livered, fancy do, S51sc; November closed AT
| S25sc
| Corn-Receipts, ll2, 900; exports, 1O4, 600;
| 4@19c lower leaving of with some reaction
ungraded, 524@53c; No. ., 5l2.c in store,
| c-ZSS'-/sS uSA'SAS'i ANo'SihoSi Stoocu az
| 5l2ic.
Oats - Receipts, 1000; exports, none
a shade easier, but fairly active mixed
western, 32td34c; white western, 35(440c.
| Coffee-Spot, fair; Rio, quiet at $l9.25
| options lower, but moderately active; sales
10000 bags; October, SIC S0(dl60O; Novcm,
Der, sl6 .7O9l8.95; December, 6.S5@l7 20
january, Sl6.'5Wl7.lO; February, $l6.75@
| l7.75.
| Petroleum-Steady; United, 7llEc.
Eggs-In fair request; western, 12@2lc.
| Pork-Fairly active and steady; mess
quoted at 1878 for old; Sl45O for new.
Lard-A shade higher, but rather quiet
western steam spot, s., 10@6,721a.
Butter-Quiet and barely steady; western
13d25c; western creamery, 16d25c.
Cheese-Steady and quiet western, 81.
| @lll4c.
Kansas City, Oct 4.-Wheat-Steady
No. 2 soft, cash, 6+lac bid, no offerings
November, Csc bid, 6il}sc asked; May, 7is4'
bid, 741sc asked.
Corn.,Steady; No, 9, cash, s59.c bid
November 35Ic bid 35Jsc asked December
S511c bid; May, 3s9sc bid, SOC asked,
Oats-No. g cash, 2214c bid, 2294c asked.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-25

All sales of stock in this market are made
per cwt. live weight unless otherwise stated
Dead hogs sell at nc per h. for all weights
Skins" or hogs weighing less than 100 lbs
no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 lbs
and stays SO lbs. by the public inspector.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-25
Flour aud Feed.

The .foi'onrnT are the jObbing prices:
Minnesota patents, $50 per cwt; Mime
sofa hackers straight 500 per cwt; Kansas
ahd Missouri winter fancy patents, &.45C6
$50; Nebraska patents, S!.25W2.3 IS; rye flour,
sl.i5W no per cwt: rye. Graham Sl.+0 per
cwt: wheat, Graham, sl.15 per cwt, corn
meal. yellow, Mc per cwt: cornmeal, white,
81 O0 per cwt; chopped feed, Sl400Gt 100 per
ton. bran, $l2 00td 1900 per ton; screenings,
50 00td 90 per ton.
HAY-Slow: upland prairie s; 90; common,
coarse 81, 0O,065O
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-25

jack snipc. 81. .OCp per doz: venisom. 16c per fb.
OYsTERs-Shell. s2.W per hundred; bulk.
sl3S per hundred; selects t2.20 o gallon;
cans New York counts, 45c; selects, a5td +0c:
standard. 27M 3oc; Royal. 4Oc; Jerome bays,
40c: Tiger, pc.
PorAToEs-Thc market is we'll supplied
Utah and Colorado stock sells ut SOta SIC; Ne
braska and Iowa stock S5,a'oc per bushcl.
SWEET PorAToEs-The market is well sup
piled with home grown at 65di5c per bushel /;
Virginia stock 3c per lb.
ONIoNs-Choce large California onions arc
offered ON the market at We per bushcl Home
grown, 6OcW$l.O0.
CAu1irLowrR-s2 80 pcr tloz
CRANBERRiEs-The market is fairly well
supplied with good stock. Bell 4 Cherry,
$3.50; BELL & Bugle. $500: Cape Gods. 500.
BEANs-H Hand picked navy, g. 10 per bushel.
and other grades down as low AS $l.25. Cali
fornia stock, 81 per bushcl.
CELERl-The receipts are larger aud the
stock better. Good stock brings 30M35c a
dozen.
CiDER-Choce Michigan cder, $G.O0@65O
per bbl of ~ gal.
CoCoANuTs-G Good stock $500
LEMONs-Messiua. E5.5tbd6OO; Maiora,
500; Sorrento. 500.
MAPLE SUGAR-Choice Ohio stock, Toe per
ID.
PorcoRN-C Choice rice corn, Be- per lb other
kinds, 2@2i4 ~ per ID.
HoSEY-Choice, in 10 frames. 2lc.
OR,NGrs-Messina out of the market; /;
Louisiana, 50. .OO per bbl, 500 per box; ia
| maca 5000 per bbl $3.50 per box.
APPLEs--Choicc Michigan apples, home
grown, $3.OOtd3.50: Jonathans, S35Ota3.15.
GRAPEs--Home grown stock is in liberal
supply and is moving fecly at y .c per pound
California, Tokay. s2. 80 per crate: Muscats.
$50; New York, I0-lb baskets. 35045c.
QCiNCEsNcw York stock, $'.50Ms.00 per
Dbl.
B,NANAs-Thc market is well supplied with
bananas at 2.0Otd3.O0 per bunch.
NIrs-New crop; Ohio chestnuts, 15W lSc
per lb: peanuts, = 2c, raw; Brazil nuts. BE
almonds. Tarragona, oOc; English walnuts,
lhn.i
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-25
GrOcci.s' List.

CofFEE.-Ordinary grades, 2O1202lc; fair,
2ll 4d22c; prime, ??M23c; fancy green and
;,Oc; interior Java, 25W2sc. Mocha, 2S(d3Oc;
Arbuckles roasted, 26i4c; McLaughln's
NXXX a6ii4c; Dilworth's, bic; Red Cross,
26i4c.
REFINED LARD-Tierce, ic; 40-lb square
cans, &c: 50-lb round, 7i4c: 20-lb round, 114c:
1olb pals, ne; 5-lb pals, i5sc; Bib pals,
SuGAR-Granulated, 65k@621c, conf A,
6l4Cd65Sc; white extra G., l4dtasc: extra G,
6(d6lsc: yellow c, 5I9c; cut loaf. 1l4c; pow
dered, ne.
PICKLES Medium in bbls, $3.50; do in half
bbls, 1913: small, in bbls, $3.50; do in half
bbls, s4.25; gerkins, in bbls, $3.50; do in half
bbs, S4.75. 3D.
WoopENwARE-Two-h hood pals, per doz,
sl45 3hoop pals, 81 20; No. tub, 80; No.
Sl.75; assorted bowls, So No. churns, 9;
No. churns. S.: No 3 churns, 81.
ToRACCo-Lorillards Climax, 44c: Splen-
did, Ale: Mechanics Delight, Ale; Leggett Il
Meyers star, Ale; Cornerstone. 34c; Drum
mOnd's Horse Shoe, 41c; T. j., SIC; Sorgs
Spearhead. 44c.
BnooMs-Extra 4-tie, 81 60; No. l, s.; No
., SI.15; heavy stable, "a.
CANDY Mixed, SI4Mllc; stick, St3@9H.
CRACKERs-Garncau's soda, butter and
picnic. 5c creams, Sc; ginger snaps, Sc, city
soda &c.
TEAs-Japan. 2o(a55c: gunpowder. GOA
60$4c; Young Hyson, 25Cdj5c; Oolong, 20I
GOc
JELLIEs-3O-lb pals, 500.
PRovIsioNs-Hams, 1l14Mll1@c: breakfast
bacon, l1S4Ml2l4c bacon sides, 9td9i4c: dry
salt, S19MS$1c; shoulders, 1MTi4c; dried beef
hams l0clllc; dried beef regular, 9lF@l011 &c;
hams picnic, 1$4GSc.
DRIED FKUlTs-Apples, new, rs &c: evap-
Grated 5O-lb ring, 104@l0s4c; raspberries,
evaporatcd, 29c; blackberries, evaporated, ,
9s4@10c; pitted cherries, peaches, new,
nc: evapOrated peeled peaches, ,2S(G29c ;evap-
Grated impaired, 1StG19c; new currents, ~
M1l@c; prunes, 5(d54c; citron, 25c; raisins,
London layers, &. 10@215 California loose
muscatels, 81 .9O12O0; new Valencias, 500
9Lc.
RoPE-Seven-s -sixteenths inch, l2d12iIc.
SyRUP-No. 10, +gallon kegs, $l.456Il so Z;
New Orleans, per gallon, 3s0i46c; maple
syrup, half bbls, 'old time," per gallon, soc !;
| l-gallOn cans, per doz, $l0,50: half gallon
| cans per doz, 625; quart cans, S325.
STARCH-Mirror gloss, 5s4c; Graves corn,
| 64c; Osweeo gloss, &c; Oswego corn, &c.
CANNED GooDs-Oysters, standard, per
case, 81. 1908 Is: Strawberries, 2-lb, per case,
| s30O@3.l0; raspberries, 2-lb per case, S3.0O00
| 3.10; California pears, per case, s. 1904 so /;
| apricots, per case, 81 l0M425; peaches, per
| case, S5.75M5.S5; white cherries, per case,
| $500; plums per case, So SO(d3.90; bluebcr-
ries, per case, S2,300I240; egg plums. 2-lb,
| per case, 81 80; pineapples, 2-lb, per case,
32Od5.15; lib salmon, per doz, $2OOd2. .05
| 2-lb gooseberries, per case, 81. 3.250t3.35; 2.lb
| string beans, per case, S115 2-lb lima beans,
| per case, $3.50; 2lb marrowfat peas, & 50Gp
2.6O; 2lb early June peas per case, s.. IS; lb
| tomatoes. 81 40(d2 so; 2-lb corn, 81 30(l2 40.
HOLLAND HERRlNGs-S5c per keg.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-25
PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-Following are the 9 80
closing prices:
Flour-Steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Dull and steady; prices did not
vary materially, closing &c higher than Sat
urday; cash, 70Nc; December, 731sc; May,
TSs4c.
Corn-Moderately active; fluctuations
within narrow range, closing frmer than Sat
urday and &c higher cash, 4O994c December,
Al 1-l6c; May, A 15-l6c.
Oats-Steady and dull, with unimportant
fluctuations; cash, 25lsc; December, 25l &c;
May, 80 9-16c.
Rye-Frm at sec.
Barley-71c.
Prime Timothy-s2. .sO@31o.
-seed-Sls0.
Whisky-$110.
Pork-Moderatey active and stronger;
Lard0Easy; light demand; cash, $3.50;
December, $6.17; May, 81. 52l6.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders $5.0O(l5 90 !;
short clear sides, $7lO472O; short ribs,
S7.G2H.
Butter-Dull and unchanged; creamery, 1S
0c25c; dairy, 16(l2lc.
Cheese-Dull and unchanged full cream
cheddars and flats, 1OA@llc; young Ameri-
cas-, 1l@1l4c.
Eggs-Unchanged at 1761711c.
Hdes-Unchangcd; heavy green salted, &c !;
light, do, 7l3c; salted bull, &C. green salted
calf, 8; dry flint, l20pl3c; dry calf, 120Gl3c
dry salted, 1Oc; deacOns, each, 30c.
Tallow-Unchanged No | country 40
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-25
n MAN

Wno 10 uHAcouAINrBD WITH TEE eRosnAPuY OF rms
COUNTRY WILL By IxAhMMa TINS hAf THAT TnB
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
FOLKS WE KNOW.

Or. Hunt has returned from the East.
Hoyt G.. Post has returned from his
European trip.
J. B. Fnrand. Of Port Huron, was in the
city yesterday.
J. H MoOres. Of Lansing. registered al
sweets yesterday.
Geo. o. Wilder, Of Traverse City. was At
The Morton yesterday.
John Blodzest Is expected home from
EurOpe early next week.
G. A. Van Derberxh. OF Traverse City,
was in the city yesterday.
sam p. Tibbests. Of rhe Cable Company.
"a ia Minneapolis FOR zlsv days.
A P. Antisdel lsfs yesterday on = bust
ness trip % the Upper Peninsula.
Or. p. b Bsbcock. Of Kslksska, was
registered a. the Eagle yesterday.
County Surveyor Martin has returned
after a. abssnce Of several weeks up north.
Psv. Tarrsnce Scollin. Of St. Paul. MINI.
has oeen visiting old-time friends here for
= wees past
Mrs.. Charles Johnson snd Mrs. wm. T..
White ielt yesterday for Chicago % remain
a few weexs.
VIII Turner and o. l. Palmer, -ho rode
their bicycles 10 Buffalo. y. Y have re-
turned home.
Mss Thomss. With J. I. Wilkes. bas Just
fsst returned from Paris. xnd IS . gasss a.
lbe Nsn9ome.
Orin J Holmes. Of the lake shore Rail
roai. snd Mss Cfeorgaus Griffin are 20 b
married next week.
Mrs Harry G. Ellis and children. OF
Fscs1ahs. az The guests Of Mrs. r. {.
Hashswsy. - Crs-cenl-aFs.
Coi Lorenzo James. of Montgomery
As is IN The CITY. he c0ntsmplai max
ing this CRY nis fatare home.
Fred Head tGbs PLAYER in s4Giers' Mill
tarY bsnd. vii sssist The AAe&sn bsnd ia
az outdoor concert this evening.
rsniei Mccoy has CONS 70 Boston 70 re-
main there about month f3r ireatmsnt
b. roied specialist in thaf city.
Hon. Charles " Garfield. 81 ihis city.
secr-lsrv 81 tee Sfsrs Horticultural Sociefv
has seen attending The isiF Il Lansing
prasecRtinz Attorney Csrhett of Bovns
CIV. rsssed through ne cisy vester lsv
rrorriag beng OF MS wsy acme from a
Western Eip.
Nrs. wu.isra Tsfrsv. of eao North F-snt-
sf eho Aas seer ladisrpeea a. Sgmrier. is
ne~ 8aagareasiy iit ron ths effects 81
stcod pelsonlng.
~ f. whftsker sn8 dsnsht-r
erace. w8e ave beea the slsesrs Of ~.
5sha rs~tah. Ia NJ. Nsrnor- -. have ~
tslrs.ed - tnair home ~ Desznce ~
Rs~ = fsrzs who ccmes frona Trsv
s~se 1fv ra taxe chsrge 81 the A mes y. r
.har-n r sac q the eldest members 81 fhe
Airh gar Conference. HIS 9ffe = SISTER
~ thr "A .sses Cnmins, ef Crssre1t Eeichts
r.
rector 81 s. Asr< 3 Eriscopal ssaraa-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

Mr.. ROsenthsl, proprietor Of the Tower
Clothing Company, who TOR tue past week
has been attending the Berlin Fair. where
his magnificent exhibit OF clothing and
furnishing goods captured the first premium
blue ribbon and diploma over all c0mpetl-
tors, which were numerous, wishes 10 re-
turn his sincere thanks aud hearty appre'
citation for the many cOur.esies extended
him and his employees during The past week.
Mr. kosenthal speaks in the highest praise
OF the Berlin people and mGnner IN which
they conduct their Fair and entertain their
visitors.
The above exhibit reflects much credit
upon Mr.. Baker, the window dresser and
display artist who although he has been
here BIT short time. has won quite an
enviAble reputation for his original and
artistic style OF dressing windows and max
inS exhibits. Messrs. Host and Berlison,
two other employees Of the Tower. deserve
special mention for the polite manner in
which they entertained visitors. etc. Mr.
kosenthal. personally. is cert,inly a
thorough gentleman and a pusher. under
stands his business. and we wish to be
counted among the multitude who con-
gratulate him IN his success in carrying of
first premium and diploma.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

Fred II. Williams. sn attendant st The
STATE House Of Correction At Ionis. visited
Police Headquarters yesterday morning in
search of CherievoiK Csmpau. az insaus
criminal Who escaped from The asylum At
l0nis on wednesday. eboaS iff5 IN ths
morning. Do "a supposed tAsi hs has rsis-
tves In this city and - hiding here he is
described - tbe police a. a dark complex
ioned man acout i3 years oil I've fest
seven inches tsii. uifh dark hair. e7es and
n rstach~. weighs shout i55 pounds anf Is
very isi- footed which isl uoticezhe wh~r
he walks He wors a dark suif 0f clothes
ard ssrk ttrsw hsf A rewari q IS e
off-re,i Ior his capture. Cs1uran i dan
xeruus man. He wss eaut - priscn for
sfeslinx some clothing from iarmer ca
Games township.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

TIE srlence 81 surgery aas me3s such
woadeTflk progress r. I5fera amgs shst
she nlast intrcats Aad deifcefe operation
Srs nov un8srfsksa sn6 esrr.e1 - SIC
csssfai issae- There So na~ seve~a. ~et
authenticated cssss Of ~hst = xao~n "a
rnenrnofeny~ tkst ss - ssT the ~snorsI 81
diseased porteBs ~ fNe lerzs ~ csses ~
uucEcn N5#s kowfvsr fes 2ef
csse ope~xroa hss se1ast lnlss @esr snrstes-
f.1l.r ce~ferr1ed. tcs risxs stee1 tag g srs
xht fast 9 IS Sri6on, -~eaTtes - TIE
- sfezi STAR fn crasans ga % rases e ~ ass
1T pe-ues 60 der N@t q. 81 scovsTv
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carrier ssaSx< tks~s7ehl srrexf NJ tke
rsvsxes 81 - serrssss uss.s3v ~ rsnsV r e
20 sszss~ a. : aez sx t4s .uszs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

= eagerly s7ogal Ter. read wilA pleasure ox
ciskDpo2ntmssk, : thea tossed aside and
tors0ttsa. bI ladies' ste Teaa - Or.
Piercss tssorile frsscFiptio read Il sgsiR.
i0E they discover II i something 80 prize
- messenger 0f j0y 60 fAose Suffering irsm
fuaslonsl arrangement or aaF Of the pain
iul disorders or weaknesses prcullsr % their
So. Periodical sAiuS. internal in1am mz
ton and uloefsu9n, readily yield % IL
wonderful curative AMI healing powers.
IL Is me only medicine TOR women. so4d b.
druggists uadsr positive guarantees from
he manufacturers, that is vii give salts
iaesioa IA every case, ~ money vii be Re-
funded The guarantee las been printed
ou the bottle WRAPPER and faithfully CAT
red 0ug Tor many years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

Tas tellsssaS = troza 80 F.tlsc1Eg De-
plf-1 aaat alazs 81 anl l4.seaa<azs 1szt
sail ysar lasrs asks1 ooiless ssesisisa-
- sas ii - asoss pren1sinE FeSis
-siaztrsi sls.s. aaaessszEs4ziy @1sNesss
lhe sos Es tsl6 tbs tF4ta s4E rs Fsters1
iaslTa1to1 49, aeEllasd. % a. lesst pfs-
sea1sa - be. st lasss ass ha21zsls ef
thousands g eglaro1 psopls $40, = sasf
sho4ia give a. aonssl Fep!y - tas pro-
tezsoF .esil91. S94sd ane~sf sxA~tiJ -
the fo4nx oosisxi4n sids IAsse Ray no-
ss Droca3sy - ao1-aaytaInk e4sf 441s
s3a1s t1s mlzslrsi sEage. Eut iQI those 40
siza ~ Dc amused gAsrs . n0shl2x ra2t
e4l s1Ppiy - pace fas Eeftafzlsil1
oven 81 Sseztnan klcs 4 %ssaa Asn-
slreis 81 tns Bi1a Ass Nesk ~as - Char
aCtsr thas 20 sae CoGt1 colecf g.. IS vas
sEe refinement u minsif<isY not oesf1
mlastselsy. Tor & souie hAss 0ee1 ss good,
il a0s better, had the osr8l c0Tk ossn ailef-
III eliminated. 1ns al4s.s AS s1cs-set.
TIE iokts fa1isless. = bile the gtAef teAtiltes
0ffos ifGgtan,als ssrs b1tn move aha
amusing con pany thai Includes SC
coMDished mimlcs a. billy Afe an1
sueasnana. s1en socsilsts a. hensy ms e,
Joe Ast1s. Jamss Morris AMI others ~ ne
eomSang. could scarcely TAI % zve good
gsFf Enancs even if tnefe had been no
other attractions. Ihs appearances u ina
snlirs company. dressed ~ antiquo uui.
forns al al earryi1z sscTds, Is new
feature ap0u the minstrel stage. Ia tact,
almost everything about The performance
wss nes The silent marching excited tle
Wsalsr. snd. 10 doabi. The envy u TIE
t1tlshusg soldiers. A more satisfactory en-
teriAinment oI TIE ninstTe. ORDER Uas never
Witnessed asfe. The house was allied AZ
every rerl0ruance. II the company are
uat equally successful elsew hers lt Will not
% tas l4ais % the players Inls company
will sppesr az Powers Tuesday evening.
October A.
Despite the unfavOrsble weather last
evening quite = largs s0dience witnessed
4 Bdss the Lash az Redmond's Grand. A
matinee vii De given this afternoon
The Exle's Daughter drew . fair
audience al The Wonderland last evening,
and Frank A Iannehiil was entnuslAsticaliy
received. Matinee this afternoon aud last
performances tonight
SiAson and C4ath0fn ; company OF come
dams With josie sissou. the favorite SOU
bsette in Little Nugget" will appear 81
keGnond's 0rAnd a. nsH1 week.
Hattie Bernard Chase will carer ell
around The Wonderland stage next week IN
~Kags, or the Wildcat Of W0odlawn Farm.
rhe press speaks very highly OF her and the
support.
matinee will be given al Smiths Opera
House this afternoon. when the ire ysude-
vile performances and the pleasing Irish
drama, "inshavoxue," will be seen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

Tee case ol ~ ~ fass.peu far nnlsx-
t4-ly pr2cc1B eae&42Ge. as - have essn
tr.s1 La g1e Grcail ca2rk Yesterday nsern-
snE. 49, az oT1sE U@s issae1 thxs tAs ezGss
sssns fef lrsl laIsr IA iks tsFn- Ihs case
81 Lssls ADta88y feg rsps sxs tzkea up
oe.ess 4FY sDc tes seSfi1lyag of ths
sifEesses = t1f tie FresfcNs-1n t3ke3. TIE
tesslaa9DF ef t1s 1eaea9aHlx xlls. n1olAer
so4 a1oiazr yo2ak l4dg, was tskea for shs
1sisas<. s1oss tascry > tai Anzhosy as
81 4 sac ~ intex esfiea e. tas slns be
coa zltsea ne crins sBd cil no1 aDow
~as- ns u4s aol1g. Ias case VII be csn-
G12s5 thss morninx.